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Research ArticleLessons Learned from Practice-Based Network Innovators

LEAP—A Brief Intervention to Improve Activity and Diet: A Report From CaReNet and HPRN

Javán Quintela, Deborah S. Main, Wilson D. Pace, Elizabeth W. Staton and Kirsten Black
The Annals of Family Medicine July 2005, 3 (suppl 2) S52-S54; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm365
Javán Quintela
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Deborah S. Main
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Wilson D. Pace
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Elizabeth W. Staton
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    Table 1.

    Patient-Level Data for the LEAP Study

    MeasureIntervention No. of PatientsControl No. of Patients
    LEAP = Leaders in Effective Activity Planning.
    Note: P >.10 for proportion of patients who entered data versus proportion who enrolled.
    Screening forms used676576
    Goal-setting forms received161287
    Any patient data entered120230
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Javán Quintela, Deborah S. Main, Wilson D. Pace, Elizabeth W. Staton, Kirsten Black
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